In the food industry, medical technology and the pharmaceutical industry, product safety and consumer protection are becoming increasingly important. Due to their specific properties, standard parts in Hygienic Design can assist the production process in these sensitive areas and facilitate the manufacturing of products free from preservatives that have long shelf life.
Hygienic and sanitary design is the integration of design and engineering with the full food and beverage production environment to minimize contamination risk and enable effective cleaning and sanitation.
Sanitary and hygienic design take into account all the machinery and related infrastructure involved in processing food for public consumption. Different places use different methods depending on the type of product produced or served. But there are common standards and best practices that all manufacturers should be following to prevent accidental contamination of food sources.
This document describes the principles for hygienic design of equipment and factories intended for foodmanufacturing.The fundamental reason for applying hygienic design principles is to prevent contaminationof food products.Equipment and factories of poor hygienic design are difficult to clean.
These guidelines aid the identification of design criteria needed to continuously improve the cleanability of processing equipment. This document is not intended to critique specific equipment or to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.
Zoning or segregation of food processing areas presents a unique environment for the food processors to identify area of potentially risk for microbiological cross-contamination. The facility design outlines offers risk-based hazard assessment to determine potential sources of contamination, traffic patterns, employee hygienic practices, and suitable preventive control measure for these areas.
The so-called design empowerment means that from the perspective of commercial value, the commercial value is incorporated into the design considerations in the product design process to achieve greater product value. Starting from the meaning of business value, this article combines four points to measure the value of user experience design to carry out a specific analysis and share with you.
For designers, one thing they often think about in their work is: How can we improve the sense of high-level design? The author of this article shares some of his experience with us, and sees what tips can improve the UI interface texture.
There are many ways to express the visual hierarchy, such as the use of repetition, negative space, texture effects, spacing, metaphors, etc. In the next article, I will share the second half of the visual hierarchy. I hope everyone can gain every day!
If you keep doing things until the last moment, but in the end you will finish it and do it well every time, then it’s not a procrastination -you can accurately determine what is needed to do something You just don’t want to start doing this too early.
In many cases, users don’t care how luxurious your store is, or whether you have been on CCTV, the most important thing is that it can find you if there is a problem with your product.
Imagine a scene like this: We are in a large empty room, everyone is blindfolded, and we are in darkness. You can walk around or talk at will. But only after winning can you leave the room.
The US Congress has just passed the most meaningful climate change legislation in more than a decade. However, despite its significance, it is regrettable that it neglects road freight, which is one of the most timely and important opportunities to reduce climate pollution, improve human health, and promote the development of new domestic industries.
ABS is the English abbreviation of “Brake Anti-lock Brake System”. In the absence of ABS, if emergency braking will cause the tires to lock up (the wheels cannot turn), the braking distance will become longer, and it will be easy to run off or flick the tail. ABS controls the locking of the wheels by controlling the retraction and release of the brake oil pressure, so that the vehicle is always in a critically locked gap rolling state.
Generally we believe that all sheet metal materials with uniform thickness are collectively called sheet metal. Commonly used sheet metal materials include stainless steel, galvanized steel, copper, aluminum, and iron. In actual industrial applications, sheet metal products are mainly used in industrial products such as standard cabinets, self-service terminal products, and non-standard customized appearance products. …
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